The end of the book

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The last quarter of this school year, as i gain knowledge every quarter i stepped on. Fourth quarter always has a twist. When i started ICT i don't really like it, I always thought it is boring and bland, but as the clock tick, my interest on ICT grows. Every quarter has its own individual lessons, yet fourth quarter stand out the most. 






For the last quarter, i gained knowledge about Microsoft FrontPage. This web is all about designing just like coding. But the twist is this is actually a lot easier. Microsoft FrontPage allows user to design their own website by WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get). Not like in notepad, where in you have to encode all the design you want, in Microsoft FrontPage you'll just gonna type or put what you want and you will get it without any struggles. Microsoft FrontPage has its own components; Title bar, Menu bar, Standard Toolbar, Formatting toolbar, Task pane, downloads, View. This components has its own functions that will help your website better. Microsoft FrontPage allows me to think critically and creatively.

Some of the conflict that i faced on the process of making webpages on Frontpage is the adaptability. When it was firstly introduced to us, i was confused and feeling woozy. I have to explore the Web again like what i did on notepad. Even though exploring the website is easy managing time is my enemy, because while doing my webpage i am also exploring the website which makes it hard to catch up with the time.

After facing this conflict, i was able to make a solution and made my way up here. Since the day i noticed that i was consuming a lot of time in exploring i decided to use my free time to explore the website with my device by searching it up and researching on how to use a certain component.

Moving on I will continue to grow my ICT interest and will use it on the future when i need it. I will continue gaining knowledge about ICT although my junior year is about to end. I still have plenty of time to research about the dept of ICT. 


Reference:
https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/windows/images/e/eb/Microsoft_FrontPage-2003.png/revision/latest?cb=20190624210937


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